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Ink And Tears: Five Centuries Of A Famous Chinese Family
We explore the transition from Imperial China to modern China through the writings and customs of prominent writer Yu Yue and his descendants. Professor Rania Huntington discusses her own journey from Mazomanie, Wisconsin, to a career in Chinese studies and shares her personal connection to the Yu family's poignant writings about memory and loss.
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We explore the transition from Imperial China to modern China through the writings and customs of prominent writer Yu Yue and his descendants. Professor Rania Huntington discusses her own journey from Mazomanie, Wisconsin, to a career in Chinese studies and shares her personal connection to the Yu family's poignant writings about memory and loss.
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